Determining cutaneous #Lupus subtype is not always straightforward. Lesions may overlap and 20% of patients may have >1 subtype. We report 2 challenging cases with features of both SCLE and DLE in @JAADjournals by @jkleitsch3 and colleagues. #dermtwitter
https://t.co/Q1PBBuxANu
Wondering what's coming down the pipeline for cutaneous #lupus? Check out our review by Darosa Lim and @jkleitsch3 of recent phase 2 and 3 trials for CLE in @tandfonline#dermtwitter#rheumtwitter
https://t.co/6ljFLSCaL6
Excited to show that change in #CLASI activity was correlated with meaningful improvement in #SKINDEX emotions and symptoms across all patient subgroups analyzed in a study by @jkleitsch3 and others from our group in @JAADjournals https://t.co/LW7qjpCm5M
A middle aged patient presented with difficulty walking up the stairs, shortness of breath & a new rash on her hands & back. What is the likely diagnosis? #Medtwitter
Meet our 2022 Gina M. Finzi Memorial Student Summer Fellowship Program recipients! This grant & mentorship program provides support for the next generation of lupus researchers.
Learn about this year's awardees & the range of studies they're working on to advance #lupusresearch!
The research arms race for U.S. medical students
The average *unmatched* applicant in 2020 had more abstracts, presentations, and publications than the average *matched* applicant did in 2009.
(Data from @TheNRMP Charting Outcomes in the Match)
Herd immunity isn’t looking like a feasible solution... even in hotspots. How long will people be able to tolerate social distancing and business shut downs though? https://t.co/XP5ulaPpIk
I will be signing an Executive Order to allow medical students who were slated to graduate this spring to begin practicing now.
These are extraordinary times and New York needs the help.
The AANS/CNS Joint Section on Tumors is aware of case reports regarding the COVID-19 virus and transmission during endonasal and sinonasal procedures. (1/4)
Patients who recovered from COVID-19 have high levels of antibodies that can be transfused into sick COVID-19 patients “human convalescent plasma”.
If you have recently recovered from COVID-19, please volunteer to get tested. Send an email to: [email protected]
This is remarkable: NYU’s medical school is allowing students to graduate *now*, three months early, to become interns and join the fight against coronavirus. (Email via a tipster.)
#CritCareForNonICU Non intensivists, please sign up for these resources: https://t.co/ZOcF03bgFx. Thanks to #COVID19, non intensivists are going to need to start taking care of critically ill patients soon. Prepare yourself!